Sentence examples for board of trustees called from inspiring English sources

Elizabeth McGraw, the president of the museum's board of trustees called the court decision a "setback" for the institution and its neighbors.

Jon Iwata, an IBM senior vice president and a member of the Cooper Hewitt board of trustees, called it "a very good idea," one that IBM might well consider collaborating with a museum to pursue.

The museum's board of trustees called a news conference of their own on Tuesday and fired back at Mr. Parola, saying they were "outraged" by the comptroller's "reckless charges".

J. David Wimberly, the chairman of the Huntington's board of trustees, called Mr. Altman's departure an opportunity to "take a good hard look at where we wanted the theater to go".

Last July, Scripps's board of trustees called off merger talks with USC after the Scripps faculty revolted.

Herb Roney, chairman of the college's board of trustees, called the decision the most painful ever made at the two-year college, but said the state budget cuts "give us no option". The college already had made a series of reductions, including cutting about 250 class sections, along with 16 part-time counselors and most of its temporary employees.

This is the second year for the concert, which Steve Mandel, president of the museum's board of trustees, calls "a great new tradition in Avalon". Because of the island's remote location, cultural activities are limited.

On Tuesday, at a special meeting of UNC's board of trustees, Chancellor Carol Folt called the issue an urgent matter.

"One person is in control," said Denise B. Fitch, a member of the museums' 44-person board of trustees who called herself a friend of two people who were fired.

He said it would be hypocritical for the NML board of trustees to call out for volunteers when they previously had 1,800 of them willing to give up their own time to help the museums.

So a group of 18 trustees called the special meeting of the full board to address the situation.